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Boy, 15, is charged with 11 counts of attempted murder after a homecoming shooting injured 12 near a Florida stadium

A scene near Florida A&M University during its homecoming, where a shooting injured 12 people — including six children, the youngest aged 11 — after an altercation broke out among acquaintances just before 8pm on…
A scene near Florida A&M University during its homecoming, where a shooting injured 12 people — including six children, the youngest aged 11 — after an altercation broke out among acquaintances just before 8pm on…

Anthony Rivers III also faces a firearm possession charge — delinquent in possession — following Saturday night's shooting near Florida A&M's Bragg Memorial Stadium in Tallahassee. Of the 12 people injured, six were children, the youngest just 11 years old. Police say the shooting broke out after a fight among people who were acquainted, and the victims were apparently not the intended targets. Further arrests remain possible.

One victim was in a critical condition as of Sunday.

Officers carried wounded victims in their arms through crowds streaming out of the game.

FAMU coach Quinn Gray: no argument is worth someone's life.

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